Megaworld Hotels & Resorts (MHR), the Philippines' largest hotel operator, is bringing its biggest deals of the year to the ...

Visiting Cebu? Here’s how we spent 3 incredible days! Staying at the most amazing waterfront resort and waterpark, we ate ...

Airbnbs in Cebu City, Philippines. Explore stylish condos, luxury central apartments, and scenic mountain retreats with infinity pools and skyline views.

The largest Catholic festival in the Philippines has always been about movement, a celebration of devotion expressed through dance and pageantry. Queer voices help make this celebration as vibrant and ...

ALBANY — Delivering on a New Year’s Day pledge to “make Albany fun again,” newly elected Mayor Dorcey Applyrs has signed an executive order to establish the Capital City’s inaugural Advisory Council ...

Nighttime travel, or "noctourism," is booming, and certain U.S. cities are redefining how visitors experience the dark hours, including in Georgia. From ghost tours to stargazing, travelers are ...

Rescue workers searched on Friday for dozens of people buried under a mountain of garbage that collapsed at a landfill in the central Philippines, killing at least one. Nearly 50 people were buried ...

A garbage mound outside Cebu City in the central Philippines collapsed on Thursday. Rescuers were searching for 34 missing people, including some trapped under the debris. By Isabella Kwai and Jason ...

A city earns its nightlife reputation by what happens when most people are heading home. Music thumping from below street level, food spots still serving long after midnight, and streets that feel ...

Vacant restaurants and a bar, left, on North Pearl Street between Columbia Street and Sheridan Avenue are seen on Friday in Albany. Albany Mayor Dorcey Applyrs holds a news conference with local ...

COVID-19 and the rise of hybrid work have changed after-work drinking culture. Business Insider went to the City of London's Leadenhall Market to see how. Pubs were bustling, but some drinkers told us ...

On a chilly Friday night in early October, a shoulder-to-shoulder crowd thronged around the stage at Lucinda’s in Manhattan’s East Village. It was the bar’s weekly “countryoke” show: A four-piece band ...